History
The John Q. Hammons Foundation, based in Springfield, MO and operating in the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame serves as the host organization for the acclaimed Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper on the Web.com Tour.
Since the tournament’s inception in 1990, the Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper has made a significant impact on the lives of children throughout the Ozarks.
Your involvement in the activities and events planned this year will help a child receive much needed health care services, send a youngster to summer camp, assist medical facilities with expanding their services for children, help children with special needs, and enhance the lives of the children in the Ozarks. You will also be a participant in introducing thousands of children to the game of golf and to a gift of hope that will forever change their lives.
Each season, the top 25 money winners on the Web.com Tour earn their PGA TOUR card forthe following year. When you attend the Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper, you witness the PGA TOUR Stars of tomorrow.
Making a Difference
The Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper Champions’ History
- Jeff Cook 1990
- Rick Dalpos 1991
- Lennie Clements 1992
- Tommy Tolles 1993
- Jerry Haas 1994
- Mike Schuchart 1995
- Stewart Cink 1996
- Chris DiMarco 1997
- Anthony Painter 1998
- Ryan Howison 1999
- Pat Perez 2000
- Steve Haskins 2001
- Patrick Sheehan 2002
- Tom Carter 2003
- Brad Ott 2004
- Roger Tambellini 2005
- Doug LaBelle II 2006
- Tom Scherrer 2007
- Colt Knost 2008
- Justin Bolli 2009
- Hunter Haas 2010
- David Freese 2011
KEY FACTS & STATS (1990 – 2008/2009)
As of March 23, 2009/Thru Michael Hill New Zealand Open
1,133: Number of alumni that have competed on the Web.com Tour (through 2008)
571: Number of Web.com Tour events played since the first one in 1990 (Feb. 2-4, Bakersfield Open)
333: Number of different tournament winners of Web.com Tour events (including 2009)
283: Number of graduates who have earned PGA TOUR cards via the Web.com Tour money list
242: Number of tournaments won on the PGA TOUR by Web.com Tour alumni
67.5%: Percentage of PGA TOUR members who are Web.com Tour alumni (two out of three)
$212,117,143: Amount of money competed for on Web.com Tour since 1990 (including 2009 purse)
$1,281,257: Amount of money earned by the Web.com Tour’s all-time leading money winner Darron Stiles
72-hole Scoring Record:
- 258 (26-under par), Chris Smith, The Champions Club (par 71), Omaha, NE
- 258 (30-under-par), Daniel Chopra, The Dominion Club (par 72), Glen Allen, VA
18-hole scoring record:
- 59, Notah Begay II (27-32), The Dominion Club (par 72), Richmond, VA, second round, 1998 Dominion
- 59, Doug Dunakey (27-32), Heatherwoode GC (par 70), Springboro, OH, second round, 1998 Miami Valley Open
- 59, Jason Gore (28-31), Champions Run (par 71), Omaha, NE, second round, 2005 Cox Classic
Most Strokes Under Par – 72 holes: 30, Daniel Chopra in winning the 2004 Henrico County Open (258)
Most Birdies in a Row: 9, Omar Uresti, Southern Trace CC, Shreveport, LA, third round, 1994 Shreveport Open
Most Consecutive Bogey-Free Holes: 107, Clark Dennis, 1997
Most Consecutive Victories: 3, Jason Gore, 2005 National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic, Scholarship America Showdown, Cox Classic (consecutive starts)
Youngest Winner: Jason Day, 19 years, 7 months, 26 days, 2007 Legend Financial Group Classic
Youngest to Play in an Event: Michelle Wie, 13 years, 11 months, 7 days, 2003 Albertsons Boise Open
Oldest to Play in an Event: Bob Charles, 72 years, 11 months, 28 days, 2009 Michael Hill New Zealand Open
International Winners: 58 players from 20 countries have won 87 tournaments; Australia has most wins, 38
Most Weeks at No. 1: 31, Joe Ogilvie, 1998 and 2003
Longest Consecutive Weeks at No. 1: 20 weeks, Tom Lehman, 1991
Three-Victory Promotions to PGA TOUR (8):
- 1997 Chris Smith
- 2001 Heath Slocum
- 2001 Chad Campbell
- 2001 Pat Bates
- 2002 Patrick Moore
- 2003 Tom Carter
- 2005 Jason Gore
- 2007 Nick Flanagan
Key All-Time Statistical Records/Single Season:
- Scoring: Zach Johnson (2003), 68.97
- Driving Distance: Victor Schwamkrug (2003), 339.3
- All-Around: Greg Owen (2008), 102
Single-Tournament Statistical Records:
- Driving Distance: 373.0 yards, Victor Schwamkrug, 2003 Omaha Classic
- Putts: 95, Grant Waite, 2003 Miccosukee Championship
- Birdies: 31, Craig Lile, 2003 Omaha Classic
- Longest Drive: 422 yards, Bubba Watson, 2004 Gila River Golf Classic
